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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02
Navajo unalnns Arnu,e.l.

There is trouble with the Navaios,
brought about by horse thieves, and un-
less the people and the civil authorities
turn out and hunt down the thieves, in
nOcent persons are most surely to be
worsted, sooner or later. On Sunday
Hast party Of Navajo lodiaus, who were
in search of hand Of seventy-fye horses
that had been stolen from them, passed
through town and continued on towards
Phoenix Park, the trail Of the animals
having gone in that direction When
they arrived at Gladdeus ranch, near
MILFORD, they came upon a man named
Bliyens and opened fire IN him, shooting
him through the leg, 1t seems that one
of the Indians recognized him as a broth
er Of man named Cooper, who, about a
year ago, killed an Indian near Navajo
Springs, which was the reason Of their
attempt to murder him. Bliysns' wound
is said TO be dangerous but not necessa-
rily fatal. The Indiana, up to latest nc
counts, had not found Their horses, or
the men who drove them oG.--Holbrook
Critic
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

he'' i'oDslt SoilyeF' VI Nc" 10TH
mus s's""s VI i1',lFy m"ta beschef'
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ago tue oe,''" 81 40 man "a a&'fs" once
mas 80 'ou'h'0 we Neol'8 q tue nations
ho0s'' i' was - years % ase' no one
io'NsU upon ,''' NV, d" ''v' '1' "ap Ho
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

CoreER.-The demand for InEot has
continued extremely moderate and no
important sales have trauspired. Lake
has been offered at 1856 to 1915 cents,
with some sales within this range, but
in a general way consumers DO not
appear anxious to raplanisb their
stocks, and the market IS dull and
featureless, Arizouais offered at 10
to l04 cents, Baltimore at 81, but
these prices Do not receive any re-
Spouse from buyers. An important
feature in transaction Iattsrly in
Montana argentilerous matte, season
delivery at price very nearly 8 cents
+. o. b, here; this including the silver,
which would DO equivalent to about
10 cents per pound for the refined
copper hsre, allowiua 2 cents for no,
fuiug m Y. Financial & Mining
Record.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

The earthquake seamsto have upset
the seasons in the South and Sou H.
west Europe, The middle Of &arch
usually means warm spring weather
in and around Venice, bnt that pictur-
esque city has bean out oil fgom COM
munieation with the country by being
showed mp, the drifts making railroad
travelling impossible. From England,
France, Germany, Austria aud
Spain violent storms, and a second
winter spcms to BE- general
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

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III "issa4''ts 'ae '5e s3t N t''g
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

Judge r. A. Reeves, The newly ap,
pointed associate justice of New Mex,
leo has arrived in Santa Fe. The
Judge is an ex.member OF thssupreme
court Of IeXas.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

The movement for monument to
Henry Ward Beecher has made an
energetic start, aud the chances are
that it will he completed aud unveiled
before ever the Grant cornerstone is
laid.--Inter- Republics.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

California Is crowded with tourists
and visitors from the East, aud the
interior towns are receiving accessions
to population. On all sides-aII over
the Stats-are evidences of rapid
growth and advance of values.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

The new boring at the Channel
Tunnel Work at Doyer has now
reached a depth of 500 feet, and the
operations, which are made with a
view to ascertain whether the geo!og-
ical strata conform with those Of the
french coast, are being continued.
No coal has yet been found, and the
discovery Of tdis IS stated to be one Of
the objects Of the boring.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

Mr.. Sher ran is nursing his boom
down South, but Mr. Blaine proposes
to begin still further away from home.
He will so to Ireland in May and
stamp Tppsrary and Kilkenny. He
should first make sure that Rev. Mr..
Burchard is not on tap.-Alta
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

The dam 70 be buiIt at Quaker
Bridge to supply New York with
water will be the greatest reservoir
IN the world as it is to hold 10000,
100000 gallons. 1t will furnish JOG
gallons OF water daily to each person
in a city Of over three million inhab,
itants, and win put back the pro.
ject Of drawing water from Lake
Champlaiu and the Adirondack re-
giou for the next forty or Fifty years
The dam itself will probably cost
Sl0,0000OO,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

1t is rumored that the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad com.
pany are to build a line from Las
Vegas to Santa Fe and in connection
with Lamy branch, use it as the main
line of the road, Twelve miles OF
the road is said to be under contract.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

IL Rlrhsars Golden Balsasn no. 1
Cares EhagctSs irfs nbd seona sayt
soFfs - me Legs ard r sig; sore Ea-g,
Eyes, NaGf, etc, Ccppeg.e inrsd Bt3tfheg
egpbisite CatsTTh. diseased Scalp. ana Ell
p4tuinrg forms ~ The diseases Known as
SYphilis. l'rlrS, s. S 90 peg E1fsIe,
Ls REchnR's GHtaen Ralsanl 10 !
Cures Feytisry, MsrcWia SgPsl sis Bteg-
iaatisn, paina n The Boaes, Pains II tho
Head ntek u the N3rk, tlcsTstbi sdFe
Threat, eyrhtiitse Hash, LaaFa ard csh-
tgacted Cosas, SkGnsss 81 the ElElhs aEI
egadtcztes ~ distass from tins system,
whether caasgd hy nd scraiieil or atus
q Ael9ulz having The bleaa pure an&
haalthy, Prize 50 GO par ofsso.
I4e RfBhaE'8 6p1aen SenrfsEa AniG-
6pte Ser toe cure 81 Gpnorrh11, GlcJt.
In tation Gravel, and M JriRas9 or 6crsl.
satdhaerangcmeut Price e@ 20 per
Bottle
re Etishnu,i opiaem spauisl, I1.-
3Rctinu, ~ severe cases q GanorfhJ3A,
igfkmfnatcTy Ciec6 Strietar2skc. Ertca
81 ~ per Bottle,
k.e Rsichau'8 Golden Ointment
Tor the az ptlve hsaif1ci ss7ila,ilic gcffs,
alfd erlYsoss. EsgtcoSt co Ter Hsx
I.e HtrhGusa Golden Phi s@Scrra
ard Rran ueatpiefit; less 81 p55 ~ pav.
or 4X-tsq or QFes.ECf2. rost fati0n, ttc.
Police e. 60 ppr Hex.
Eshfa ahu NerWfUn,
Snt tNafi.s hssc q y. -, ieaGyc,s pAesed
Ter express
K. II RECHAWug q CO. Agents,
&&1 sA,@1ale street aifcr hEs
san Francisco Cls
C'19UL4a AAifI0 FaEI
fallg
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

, ass u Tie Two copper claims, with 4
iiwc aunHRt Of high grade nla.er ore Ga
sig}G iuntE I'll wood anti water IN tla
claiThs, J aatfi SS5(Qa % huy outstanding
Interests, 2eFFlnp claims ANA riit illgn In
hniffn lFodRci8g condition. ] VIII Fef'ag
tll!s aSs9 ani n tlie ftiSi celq9ef prtdtafa.
leaving yeas WITH 0pg1ialt interest III iva
tiaB works an propiqty OF can serria
yoeYetf by deeds 10 claims and ali na-
rroreBsIts nniIi money IS paid bark, thea
III, ilt proFUttF and So aheaa
Vim wants e Investigate this In good
faifb
Caiies Or ad.lress John u. RI1,GEss,
iia via oit sifsnt supl. ST
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

the BATTERY and the New Fork HHrbar III the
distance; also a correct Medallion portrait
and aptagf8l'k n tie celebrated artist M
EarthoIdi This beautifnl Souvenir
EGGlg1narlg b worked en- choice colpfe8
ssa tin, showing 81 the detRila very clearly.
ghe yerarse Aiylc hal Ina ~ Original Poesa
aud Calendar fof Il 81, thus heirs nseS0l
AZ Vel a. ortaiatHsal spnrenlf lor tiis your,
Mill also laeR handaasis III Ra9rIaretse
for tiie center talle.
/ Reaatiid ast Lasting Fts
Price on}g IS Cents, two for = cents 1p
agents 81 0opei t.0zgfn freq by mail Pest
a9e Rtanips taken.
IIBERTY MASUFa do 70 Nauian st,, n i.
dec II an
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02
Saturday, April Q, 1857,

Arjesian Well aro being sunk at
s$rious points throagou, New Mexico.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

DH. 5EKNTEE's fki1reY Remedy w.
mHreffemaF. cars ull iinds oi kidney and ilstasr
t5af:aaints fsol3sa4ho4 5,its& IeHer fhes sfa E5r
sale as efl gf9q5sisf ~ t-ttie 0l iy ffetlt. fff
pE MN RENssR BaNaefttAn tsffseMeslse
bgst an ehss 1Js d zs9fpst tph BkLfafA tpse
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02
use GREAT Fneliah IseIaeGy.

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for Ntr4afS lhiility, 5eha-
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Iloss "a Mem ry. kassiEi gia.
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VISION Noiats hftfa Had,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02

eNetAsgS III sPsnhtHg infpNtegitRE AgnGFS.
iaBbs otbet Il. &asef tlaa3 50 lssaNigt AID eatA
Esa d 2NE9. who IS etgagE rms aseiaa sTastrafe
Rsea gof cse 81 iiis Kind tie bstaf flgi tsrG5Ess
fst4or MS sFeaial aGgiea and tftatlncitl sll nt
cnga 81 ioe atisi8g faPufo er nlcncus tentc p -
n g, MzNats treats az private diseases seers'.
f,,ile gStlmit B,egcary. constellation Fret.
Thosoueh esamhiatlon and ndrirt5 irc,udiaa afaIg-
IL 81 wine SIS d. Price a &lGhA aATigF 81 90
totti6 a faar tiAes the quantity s., ssat 70
ans aadsess agsB receipt e prl,4 or q d secure
from Observation snd in private anme 4 dnsife ~
F9r. &tMtfe. II KearRg efrr4s, Nan tffes~
90. Sal. Send for list af giestipis af.a Ean.ihla
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-04-02
sAN.HLE aoTTLE -.

Will senS ta a1g one s3plging rs letitF giats SOB
oN- t5x ana sac. STRICT secrecy n ssgssa y "A l4is
mess trsas aeaals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07

whippingham Church after the Queen goes to Osborne
Her Majesty has been most ANXIOUS to sit under him
since she heard most eulogstic account OF his
preaching from the late Dean Stanley
MISS DETcHoys soIREE.
Miss Adelaide Detehon's seiree Saturday evening
was rs successful her most ardent admirers could
possibly desire. The stage was smothered in flowers
and the little lady must have been bewildered by tho
abundance Of bouquets and complimentary sonncts.
Her singing everybody as pleasant surprise.
Among the audience Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, back
from America with ncOuraging report OF the pro
gress of motor force Sir Garden the latest Peg
Wellington Lord Larbat, Lady Brougham the Duke Of
Wellington the Dean of Westminster Lord and Lady
Falkland, Lord and Lady Henniker Lady Byron. the
Rev. Newman Hail. signor Fosti, many Metropolitan
members and London clergy The " at home" Of the
salon afterward allowed Miss Detchon to receive the
congratulations Of her friends. EDMUND YATES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07
OBITUARY.
NUDGE ULYSSES MERCUR

PHILADELPHIA. June fSpc,iaD. Ulysses
Mercur of the supreme Coure OF Pennsylvania, died this
morning at the residence OF his at Walneord Della
County. lie taken III with pleuro- pneumonia
May % while attending dinner giyon 70 the Justices
OF the supreme Court and a number OF other gentlemen
hy Counsellor Rufus shapley. his country seat
Wal.u yo9i. and was taken To his sons residence
judge Mcrcur was born az TOwanda Penn on August
T.. isis. When twenty years old he entered jefferson
College. whero he distinguished for stuiiousucss
and extraordinary perccptye faculties In his junior
year ho was chosen dspVant OF his class society in
joint discussion with the senior society OF which the late
Clement l. yalandis CHAM disputant. Tho discussion
decided In young Mercur's favor and this 80
noycdN that he resolved not TO leave college
until be had another opportunity OF meeting his rival
THIS was given him. aud ho was again worstch During
his senior year young Mercur studied law
I'm tho Office OF Thomas NJ. 4. McKen-
nan. author Of tho "Tarin Of AZ" lie grad
with nigh honors and after leaving college he
continued lie law Studies 81 To~anda In the Office 81 I'd
also became partner 81 Mr McKennan lie rose rapidly
ai.I h. ,,.r ~ his sssociatc. ot the lar anon,
whom were william Ewell. william Watkins and David
wimot In 1l he wa appointed President Judge OF the
Twolnh Judicial - strict Judge Wllmot. then President
Judge having been elected TO the United states At
the election following his appointment Judge Mercur
was elected without opposition Tor tuil term OF ten
years. In 1862 adiyi4ion Ia the Republican party ia
bi. MOntour. sulivan and Wyoming Counties resnle ii
In fiho defeat Of the regular nominee To prevent
upon to accept unanimous nomination AMI was elected
over Colonel V. T. Plo,lct DEM lie was
reelected 10 Congress three times but
before tho close OF his fourth term he elected
Republican Stale ticket associate justice Of
the supreme Court In 1852 no became Chief Justice OF
The court. In politics Judge Morcur originally
soil Democrat. lie Of the first 10 protest
against the scheme 10 fDrco slavery upon Kansas and
Nebraska and active part In the organization OF
the Republican party. lie was member OF
tic first National Convention. and in 1850
lie was an ecctor tho Lincoln ticket.
I'm he gH "A
had few equals la debate. but he most useful mem
Der In the committees As member OF the Committee
judiciary active part In preparing the
measures judge Mercur married In
$50 tO a daughter OF General John DAVIS lie leaves
four aud daughter Two OF his sous arc lawyers
and one hyscian Ills daughter Is the vie OF Colonel
n. Z. Eshcman, Lancaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07
Mr.. BRIGGS Is WILLING.

To N Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: THE TRIBUNE recently stated that its suggestion
TO the proper way OF setting the matter Of Van
Marcke aud its double had been adopted side by
Messrs Knoedler Co.'S expression Of their desire to
both pictures to the artist In Paris II will
on hand this would seem to be unnecessary thing
to do when there many excellent judges of Van
Marches here-gcntlemen enough who know the work
they do familiar handwriting But Messrs KnOedler
Co claim TO have bought their picture for Van Marcke
guess they pretty good judges tool they probably
would not be willing TO accept any other decision than
that Of the great painter himself and shall therefore
unhesitatingy consent 10 the sending OF my picture
abroad the following conditions viz Both paintings
shall be ntrusted 10 the OF MI Montague Marks OF
The Art Amateur 10 he sent by him 10 his corresponds mt
I'm Paris there TO be submitted Van Marcke; then,
whichever picture he Wan Marckel pron0unces bogus
shall be destroyed and the genuine picture shall be re-
turned to its Any expenses incurred shall be
borne by the party sending the picture.
il taken matter OF course and must be admitted
the present at rate. that OF the pictures in
question must DO bogus the painter declares he
doubled the original. Respectfully yours
Nec York, June 4, 1887 L. J. BRIGGS.
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Pest Onlce Notice.

(should be read daily by all interested changes may
Letters Tor foreign specially addressed
for dispatch by any particular steame exeep when 4 de-
ments letters not specially addressed being sent BY the fast
Foreign mails for the week ending June IL will close
promptly in all cases) at this Office 40 follows
TUESDAY-At3 m. for Costa Rica per steamship Fox.
wEDNEsDAY-At a. m for Europe. per steamship Ems
Be directed per Ems az m for Ireland iaI per
britain other european countries must be directed
per Adriatc'l az lam Cor Jamaca. Nic.rangua "a.
per steamship oteri. IRON New-orleans
n q S s n and s1s a
Campeche Chiapas Tabasco aud lucaan, per steam.
Cape p i lIay aud TarSs island per Steamship
at $50 M for ST. Pierre Miluelon per steamer from
steamship Paraense from Baltimore.
sATURDAY-At6A IN tor Europe. per steamship Umbrta,
via Queenstown peters for France must be directed
shp La L% S0rmand he VIA naSr5 AZ $50 Tor Ea
Or Gs ais T. Ssc per
a BssIa% SrsSs per .'sa% s:l West
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the Society Islands. per snip Troplc Bird from
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for Australia New-Zeaand, Sandwich, FIJI AMI SAMOAN
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close here June '2sa N lor on arrival at Nsw.fork
of steamship Gernanlc with British mails foiAustrailft
Mails for Cuba py Rail IL Tampa. Fla, and thence "
steamer via Key West Fla, close 1t this once cay ~
$50 a
The schedule OF closing Pacific mails Is arranged
as ,o the Eas sSs on
San Francisco day of sailing OF stsa mess arc us
pa'ehoo 'nen'' 'H' HENRY O. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Post once New-York. n. Y. June y. lSo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07
HOSPITALITY AMoyG SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES


The Academy OF Sciences met last evening In
Hamilton Hall, Columbia College. TO hear reports
from the Finance Committee. charged with the
collecting OF money Tor the reception OF the American
Association for the Advancement OF Science. w. j.
H. Siebcrg read a communication from the Mineral
ogical Club asking to be received into the body OF
the New York Academy OF Sciences ~ the Mineral
ogca Section. q. r. Kunz. the secretary OF the
mineralog sts sad that there sixty the
list and about forty active members who were faith
full workers Professor Newbcrrv, who sat in the
chair referred the matter TO the council After this
the secretary of the Finance Committee announced
that 30 tar 5000 only had been collected out of
a sum OF $4,000 which was deemed necessary II the
American Association to ne received as becane
the CITY Of New-YOrk. Bat Charles ID. Freeman, of
the committee, had pledged himself to obtain dollar
alece from all TIE members of the Stock aud Produce
Exchanges aud another gentleman going to
STIR up the Chamber OF Commerce. Thousands Ot
circulars had been prepared and TO be sent ont 10
all the leading citiLens. The ladies OF the reception
COMMITTEES had volunteered 10 give one more
ceptions ut their own expense but much money was
needed because IL proposed TO serve luncheon
during the whole week TO the members of the associa
ton OF whom there would be present from zoo to
l.5UO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07
4 TALK WITH Ex,GoTERyoR HoADLE
He THINKS Mr.. CLEVELAND WILL De NOMINATED
BY ACCLAMATION.

HE THINKS Mr.. CLEVELAND WILL De NoMINATED
by ACCLAMATION.
PITTsBUBG June CSpecaD. -Ex- Governor Hoaly, OF
Ohio, was In the city to-day. In an interview lac
said: "Ths reported opposition Of the Grand Army
of the Republic Cleveland does not amount to much
II Is only mOmcntary II IL exists AZ all. General
futile believe, Is one Of the principal kickers Now
General futile a gallant officer, and his record
as a soldier certainly entities him 10 considerations
but he Is I'm error Cleveland viii be nominated
by reclamation. There is certainly question about
this, and be Will be elected 1t matters not whom
the Republicans nominate. There Is considerable
scolding and frcttng among Democrats who have
failed to secure the President favor but the klckcrs
Will be in line at the proper timc.'
Who viii the Democrats nominate for Governor If
Ohio r. asked the reporter.
without question: General Irwtal,' was The
answer. Thurman could secure tho nomination
should he desire IT, and II would be given lin Without
any opposition, but he Is now seventy four years old
and is not physically able for the work. Mentally he
is bright ever"
Arc you an asprant for the Supreme Bench -
"No, Sir no, sir the sharp reply. % That
Position should go 10 the SOUTH and think Il Will.
" What are you going 10 ohio for just now r
"To try ~ keep the Panhandle from throwing up
its lease IF the Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07
WHAT rASSAR GIRLS NAVE EATEN THIS YEAR

PoUGHKEEPsIE, June o (spsciGb.-vassar College WAS
brilliant tonight the occasion Of the annual solrce
musicale under the supervision Of 1T. Ritter Of the
School Of Music. Tholo were fourteen pieces In Ia
selections and they included piano reciIals, singing
and organ playing.
The annual meeting OF the roard Of Trustees Will
occur tomorrow, when it Is expected that an an
nounccmcnt will be made that the entire ncces-
saIy for new gymnasium for the college has been
raised. The annual report OF Treasurer Dean give
gratifying Information TO the finances Of the IN.
sltutiOn, showing that theW i a surplus on hand Of
$4,000 His report also shows that the young
ladies have eaten the past year. among other things
~, 900 pounds OF fresh meats, 5000 pounds Of
smoked meats, nearly 5000 pounds Of turkeys;
4 600 pounds OF chickens: nearly 1000 pounds Of
fish: 80 900 clans 14I gallons Of oysters $50 barrels
OF four 1900 pounds OF butter $4,000 quarts ON
milk: %, 600 pounds Of sugar 10000 oranges and
lemons: 10000 bananas; 200 bushels Of pota
toes, and 100000 buckwhcat cakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07
ELECTIONS AT TWO EXCHANGES

order Of the day the annual election officers
Produce aud Cotton Exchanges "outupg" Mugwumps
were but Independents worked the knife
their friends candidates :he Board
The at the Cotton Exchange as follows Pres-
u. Miller; iceprosdent II. Parker;
ureT Walter T. Miller Board of Managers-Th0nas scott
r. L. saltsr j. II. Hollis Meyer H. Lehman, Theodore y.
RaIn Charles W. Ide Thomas NJ FOOte, j. q. B0ss, H. ;.
Clark George A. Chapman. William Molr William sorey,
Hubbard Harry Allen AMI W. V. King Trustee oil
the gTatuity fund-Emanuei Lehman.
Al the Produce Exchange lively canvassng was carried on
hostile candidates the Board OF
Managers and half a dozen rckctsal marked regu.
lar bearing close mblancewere distributed ana
voted There dispute over the officers VINO were
elected follows Alexander orr president g. g. Burke,
president and T. g. Rice treasurer Managers two
yearsJosah athrop " H. Dougherty C. 4. King Charles
Pool, A. H. Brown and J. IL. Locke Trustee gratuity
fpndt--C. Is. Lockwood.